Regent joint

1. What the search results actually show — four distinct clusters

The results fall into at least four categories rather than pointing to a single “Regent joint.” First, Regent University materials: an events page and academic calendars that list December dates and semester logistics ^{[1] [2] [3]}. Second, Regent Seven Seas cruise itineraries advertising holiday sailings in late December 2025/early January 2026 ^{[4] [5] [6]}. Third, materials referencing “Regents” in the plural — New York State Regents exams and schedules — which are unrelated to the brand “Regent” ^{[7] [8]}. Fourth, other institutional references using “Regent” in state higher-education contexts, e.g., Wisconsin or Oklahoma regents activity ^{[10] [9]}. No source links these clusters under a common “joint” heading ^{[1] [4] [7] [9]}.

2. If you meant Regent University — campus events and academic timing

If your query was about Regent University, the university publishes an events calendar showing multiple December 2025 events and specific campus activities like the Christmas Village on Dec. 4–6 and Dec. 11–13, 2025 ^{[11] [1]}. Academic calendars for law programs list semester deadlines and grade submission dates (for example, a JD/LLM calendar noting grades due Dec. 14 and spring semester start dates) ^{[2] [3]}. These documents show institutional scheduling rather than any “joint” entity between Regent and another organization, except that Regent University partners with Christian Broadcasting Network on at least one event (Christmas Village) as noted on the Regent site ^[11].

3. If you meant “Regent” as in the cruise line — holiday sailings

If “Regent joint” was shorthand for Regent Seven Seas, multiple cruise listings show voyages departing late December 2025: Seven Seas Explorer Dec. 28, 2025–Jan. 12, 2026 (Sydney to Auckland) and Seven Seas Mariner Dec. 20, 2025–Jan. 3, 2026 (Miami roundtrip), plus a Grandeur sailing Dec. 22, 2025–Jan. 3, 2026 ^{[4] [5] [6]}. These commercial itineraries are travel product pages and not described as “joint” operations with external partners in the provided snippets ^{[4] [5] [6]}.

4. “Regents” plural — state exams and governing bodies are separate topics

Several results actually refer to “Regents” in the plural: New York State Regents exams and schedules and state system regents’ meeting agendas ^{[7] [8] [9]}. These are institutional programs (K–12 testing schedules, state higher-education governance) and are unrelated to Regent University or Regent Seven Seas. If your aim is to research state regents’ policies or exam timing, the New York State Education Department and state regents pages are the relevant sources ^{[7] [8] [9]}.

5. Why “Regent joint” may have returned diffuse hits — ambiguity and keyword overlap

The term “Regent” is used by multiple, unrelated organizations (a university, a luxury cruise brand, state/regents agencies). The search results reflect that overlap: identical keywords surface content across sectors. None of the provided pages use the phrase “Regent joint” or identify a joint project under that name; therefore the search results appear to be keyword collisions rather than evidence of a single entity called “Regent joint” ^{[11] [4] [7]}.

6. Next steps I can take for you

If you meant:

• Regent University events or campus partnerships (e.g., Christmas Village or the Singer Center), I can compile dates and descriptions from Regent’s event and news pages ^{[11] [1]}.
• Regent Seven Seas cruise sailings and itineraries, I can list specific voyages and dates found in the travel pages ^{[4] [5] [6]}.
• A state “Regents” office or Regents exams, I can pull schedules and policy notes from NYSED and state regents pages ^{[7] [8] [9]}.

Say which target you intended. Available sources do not mention an entity explicitly named “Regent joint.”